The Charlie Kirk Show What Makes The New Right Different?
Feb 26, 2025
Mike Cernovich, a filmmaker and author known for his direct commentary on the new right, teams up with Will Thibodeau, an Army veteran and director at the Claremont Institute. They dive into the new right's confidence and intellectual depth, contrasting it with traditional conservatism. Discussions cover Trump's bold leadership decisions, military effectiveness, and the consequences of diversity initiatives in the armed forces. They also address urgent national security concerns regarding the role of transgender individuals in intelligence.
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New Right's Self-Confidence
- The new right exhibits increased self-confidence, challenging established narratives.
- They engage directly, fostering intellectual discourse on topics like philosophy and history.
Right's Intellectual Depth
- The right's intellectual depth is often overlooked, with a focus on power politics.
- MAGA's maturity includes a renewed interest in philosophy, history, and Western traditions.
Working-Class Philosophy
- Working-class individuals have always possessed philosophical depth, often unnoticed.
- Cernovich recalls seeing books like "Road to Serfdom" in unexpected places like junkyards.